51. Film review: The Artist

Subtitled movies aren’t everyone’s cup of wet brown stuff, and if they’re black and white and silent too – and not even a well-loved classic – they’re even less likely to hit the spot.

52. Christmas crackers: Our TV choice

53. Film Review: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

The books by Swedish author Stieg Larsson were huge bestsellers and the films that swiftly followed were received just as warmly.

54. Film review: Another Earth

If in Another Earth you’re anticipating generic science fiction fare, think again.

55. Film review: Puss in Boots

As one of the characters, alongside Donkey, that steals the show in the Shrek films, it’s a no-brainer that doe-eyed feline charmer Puss in Boots would wind up with his very own spin-off movie.

56. Film review: 50/50

50/50 is a sensitively-handled film about a young man’s struggle with cancer.

57. Film Review: Justice

With the weekend’s release of the latest film in the Twilight saga always set to swallow up the biggest slice of the box office takings, other new releases have been thin on the ground.

58. Film review: Arthur Christmas

This strategically-released festive animated feature is the second foray into the world of CGI for Bristol-based stopmotion studio Aardman.

59. Film review: In Time

It’s no surprise that so many films made in Hollywood today rely on novels, comic books and other pre-existing material for their inspiration when the alternative is original screenplays like In Time.

60. Film review: The Adventures of Tintin

Steven Spielberg is the man who shaped the childhood of a generation. The Indiana Jones films, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and ET have all inspired, amazed and captured our imaginations.